Deploy KVM Linux VPS hosting with full root access, SSD storage and your preferred location.
Compare CPU, RAM, SSD storage and bandwidth, then choose the Linux VPS resources that fit your workload.
Your software, your configurations and your deployment workflow. KVM virtualization, included IP addresses and root access give you a flexible place to build.
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Snapshots / backupsInstall your preferred web stack, run background services and fine-tune your applications with direct SSH access to your own Linux environment.
Give your applications their own KVM virtual environment, with the CPU, RAM and storage allocation shown in your chosen plan.
Configure packages, web servers, databases and firewall rules to suit your project, with full root access over SSH.
Connect your services using the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses included with your plan.
Keep your applications connected on a 1Gbps port, with a monthly transfer allowance matched to your plan.
Select your plan and a supported Linux image, connect through SSH, then install your applications. Add monitoring and backups as part of your launch routine.
Choose a Linux VPS tier by CPU, RAM, SSD storage and monthly traffic, then scale when your application needs more resources.
Host APIs, dashboards, application servers and custom web stacks that need server-level control.
Run databases, Redis, search engines and supporting services within the plan resources.
Operate lawful encrypted network services and private gateways within the AUP.
Run background workers, schedulers and automation applications that need persistent compute.
Create staging, testing and isolated software environments with full OS control.
Install compatible server panels and management tools when the VPS resources are sufficient.
Tell us what you are building. We can help you choose a Linux VPS size and answer questions about networking, deployment and service upgrades.
Linux VPS hosting gives developers and server administrators KVM virtualization, SSH access, root control and scalable CPU, RAM and storage for websites, APIs, databases, automation and custom Linux services.
Choose Linux VPS when you need more control than shared hosting but do not yet need physical hardware. For larger workloads or dedicated resources, compare bare metal dedicated servers.
Answers about Linux VPS control, networking and suitable workloads.
Yes. The Linux VPS line is designed for SSH access and root-level administration of the server operating system.
The listed Linux VPS plans use a 1Gbps port with monthly traffic allocations based on the selected plan.
The currently listed plans include IPv4 and IPv6 addressing as shown in each plan specification. Additional addressing may depend on availability and justification.
You can run websites, APIs, control panels, development stacks, databases, automation services and other Linux-compatible workloads that fit the plan resources and service rules.
Supported operating-system templates depend on the provisioning platform. Root access allows you to configure compatible panels and software after deployment.
Yes. Root access lets you configure multiple compatible websites, services or applications, provided the VPS has enough CPU, RAM, storage and bandwidth for the workload.
Upgrade options depend on the VPS platform and available capacity. Contact support if you need to move to a larger plan or request additional resources.
Choose Linux VPS for SSH, Linux software and open-source stacks. Choose Windows VPS when you specifically need Windows Server, RDP or Windows-only applications.
These VPS plans are self-managed. You control the operating system, applications and security settings; our team helps with service and infrastructure questions.
Yes, subject to the available product options and provisioning platform. Contact support if you need more CPU, RAM, storage or a different server class.
Additional IP addresses may be available depending on stock, technical justification and the selected VPS platform. Ask support before ordering if multiple addresses are important to the deployment.
You can move to a larger VPS or dedicated server when your workload needs more consistent CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth or physical isolation.
